The proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce expenditure on travel, internal legal services, and advertising engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $142.5 million in each year over the forward estimates period. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce expenditure on travel, internal legal services, and advertising engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $142.5 million in each year over the forward estimates period. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce expenditure on travel, internal legal services, and advertising engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $142.5 million in each year over the forward estimates period. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

This proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce the expenditure on labour hire engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $500 million in 2022-23 increasing to $1 billion in 2025-26. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

This proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce the expenditure on labour hire engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $500 million in 2022-23 increasing to $1 billion in 2025-26. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

This proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce the expenditure on labour hire engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $500 million in 2022-23 increasing to $1 billion in 2025-26. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

This proposal would direct Commonwealth agencies to reduce the expenditure on labour hire engaged by the Australian Public Service (APS) and reduce agency departmental budgets, in aggregate, by $500 million in 2022-23 increasing to $1 billion in 2025-26. The Department of Finance would administer the implementation of this proposal, including determining the impact on resourcing for individual APS agencies.

This policy would have effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.

The proposal would restore the role of the Climate Change Authority (CCA), while keeping decision-making and accountability with government and introducing an annual Parliamentary reporting system for the relevant Minister. Resourcing would be adjusted within the relevant Ministerial portfolio to ensure the proposal would have no impact on the Australian Government Budget.

The proposal is ongoing and would be in effect from 1 July 2022.